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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1933.

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ORIGINAL SHAMROCK TO

BE SCRAPPED

The original Shamrock, the 25- year-old racing cutter of the Inte Sir Thomas Lipton, has been sold to a Southampton firm of yacht builders at a "break-up" price. She will be scrapped.

She lies to-day on the mud in dock at Southampton,

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steering wheel, several panels in the saloon, her name on a brass plate, and her official des.

JACK CONWAY cription, will be saved by the late

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millionaire's executors for their sentimental value."

It is probable that they will be placed among Sir Thomas's yacht- ing trophies in the Glasgow Art Gallery,

SOMERSET FAILS AT LORDS

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Them For 94

TO MAKE CRICKET PROPHECIES

EASY WIN FOR HOME

{. TEAM

LONDON, June 18. Somerset failed badly at Lord's yesterday, Middlesex dismissing them for 94 in their second innings, and hitting off the necessary 88 runs for the loss of two wickets.

FIRST FOURSOMES

Final tie: Mr. W. A. Wright and J. S. Dykes beat A. E. Charmant and J. Shepherd 2 and L.

SECOND FOURSOMES *First Round. W. J. Shenton and H. Mundy beat

C. Mycock and A, D. Hum phreys 8 and 4.

G. W. Tate and H. Woodward w.. A. W. Torrible and R. H, G W. Jeffries and W. J. S. Key Ashby scratched. beat W, Fooks and D. Goodall.

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The wieken had been only slightly affected by the rain, and the Mid-A.. dlesex bowling rarely rose above medicarity, so that it was largely as a result of their own carelessness that the visitors failed to make the game as even as their performariee of Thursday seemed to promise.

Young, as it in protest against the triumph of such mediocrity, batted attractively for about an hour and a quarter, but he found little support, and after he left at 83, as the result of a brilliant one- hand watch by Robins, the remain- ing two wickets could only add 9

ruins.

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Batsmen in Trouble.

Sumerset were early in difficul- ties. Luckes, who had been sent in Ag cannon-fadder" on "the pre vious evening, received some pain. ful blows from Durston before giv ing a catch at short-leg, and J.W. Lee could only subscribe one run before playing on to Durston. F. S. Lee was bowled a little later by a fabulous leg-break from Robins, to which the batsman did not even deign to cover up, and, with four wickets down for 99, Somerset were in a serious position...

Longrigg and Young half-stemmed

the tide of disaster by adding 60

runs for the fifth wickets, but both Longrigg and Ingle lost their wick- ets before lunch, and the innings Came to close about twenty minutes after the interval.

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Middlesex, with 83 to make, start- ed rather badly, losing both Price and Lee for 6 runs, Sims and Hulme, both promoted in the bat- ting order, faced the task of scor- ing 50 as if it were some grave Herculean labour, and runs came very slowly indeed.

They did come, however, and when, in the 60's, Ingle saw, that the end was near, he brought on Case, whose three overs yielded both a refreshing clement of comedy and enough runs to finish the match be- fore the tea interval.

Somerset.

ston

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First Innings. Leo (J. W.), e Taylor, b Dur Lee (F. S.). 1.b,w. b Robins 18 C. C. Case, Taylor, b

Hearne .....

55

E. F. Longrigg, Hearne 30. Young. 1.b.w., b Robins 18 R. A. Ingle, b.w., Robins 36 H. D. Burrough, b Durston... 12 Wellard, e Price, b Robins ... 41 Luckers, retired hurt 11 R. C. Robertson-Gasgow, st.

Price, b Robins Hazell, not out

Byes 23, leg-byes 7 Total....

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(BY BOTUB.,"')

In cricket as in everything els it is an acknowledged fact that 'prophets' are more often than not. wrong in their forecasts, and the only people who do not agree with this are perhaps the "prophets" themselves.

HONG KONG POLICE RESERVE

(Orders by the Hon. Mr. E.-D, O.

Wolfe, OMG., I.G.P.) \

Chinese Company. Strength-Constables R59 Hoo Kam Chiu, Res Kwok Chak Tong, and R72 Wong King Fai have been taken on the strength of the Chinese Company, with effect from July 7,

Wherever cricketers gather, there 1033, must needs be much cricket talk ол the merits or otherwise of Constables R3 Wong Woon Man prising, nay astounding, certain players. It is indeed Burand R78 Charles Sinn, have been how permitted to resign from the Chi- Mopinions are freely voiced to the nese Company, with effect from 3rd effect that such-and-such a player and 7th July respectively... cannot make a decent show against slow bowling or that 80-and-ac Promotion-Lance Sergeant R57 simply cannot take a wicket on Wong Chung and-Constable R48 some particular ground. Despite Loo Mang Hoon have been pro- the fact that time and again these noted to the rank of Crown Ser: conclusively gent and Lance Sergeant respec- opinions have been proved wrong, they are still ex-tively, as from July 5, 1939. pressed as freely as ever. Human admitted that it is just as well 14 days leave of absence from the nature, no doubt, and it must be Yeung Kin Hong has been granted Leave.--Sub-Inspector (R) Ow that we have such people in our

W. Hayward and C. E. Moore versus A. McKellar and J. W. Mayhow not yet played Goldman and A. MacFarlane beat S. 8. Cook and J. L. Adams, B. and..3.

D. Matthews and J. D. Kinnaird beat A. Brooksbank and G. T. A. leap and W. Pittendrigh May 5 and 4.

versus R. C. Webb and C, H. Bradley not yet played.

WIGHTMAN CUP TENNIS

MRS. MITCHELL TO FILL REMAINING PLACE

LONDON, July 10. Mrs. Michal will all the remain- ing place in the British Wightman Cup tennis team.--Reuter,

the Indian Company with effect from July 10, 1933.

Constable Reg9 Lall Khan has been permitted to resign from the June 30, 1933. Indian Company, with effect from

Mohammed has been granted 10

Leave.Constable R218 months leave of absence from the Gulam

Colony, with effect from July 10, 1933.

Inspection Parade.--All ranks of the Indian Company will attend at Central Police Station on Tuesday, Hunt for a general inspection of July 18 under Sub Inspector R. J.

with White Cover, Belt with Brace sharp. Dress-White Uniform, Cap Commander. Fall in at 5.30 p.m., equipment, etc., by the Company.

midst or the public will be depriv. Chiony, with effect from June 30, Truncheon, Whistle, Armlet and C. Young and A. E. Charmaned of some

1973. amusement free of bent Comdr. E. M. Tatley and charge and tax?

Badge, Pocket Policeman and H. Hampton 2 and 1.

Just to illustrate how

Part II of Training Course-note-book to be carried. No rem some All recruits will attend at the Chi-bers may be C. Austin and A. W. Hodges beat poeple who know' cricket have nese Company's Headquarters on

absent from this parade without leave from the W. E. Bishop and J. Me been glaringly guilty of false Tuesday, July 11 at 5.30 p.m. for Company Commander. The Equip

'prophecies, I will quote one or two instruction. incidents. No doubt they brought

ment Officer will make it a point with them much discomfiture for

of being present. the "prophets" concerned.

A.

Knight g and 1.

W. J. Waddington and J. P. A. Davies w.o. F. M. Ellis and E. P. White scratched,

C. Thwaites and E. M. Harton beat J. Shephard and N. Drummond at 20thi.

Brown and the Major. In 1884 when Andrew Stoddart took an English team down un J. A. R. Selby and C. Harrop beat der Major Wardill, the then pre- A. 7. Baker and W. H. Ed-sident of the Melbourne C.C. made monds 9 and 8.

which he had good cause to regres a remark about J. T. Brown, The Yorkshireman was getting his 'ere in' at the nets on that famous ground, and as usual quite a crowd tollected to study form:" When Brown had had his knock,

A. G. Ursell and H. T. Brooks beat R. S. W. Paterson and A. W. Muir G and 5.

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NEW YORK, July 1.

the Major turned to Stoddart and

said, 'Jack Brown might as well pack up and return to England; he wont get a тил here.' It Brown heard the Major's remark, he heeded not, bat he answered the president of the Melbourne C." C. in a most eloquent way by hit ting up 140 in one of the test mat- ches on that same ground that year.

Cricket scribes all over the coun- A prediction that Prime Car- try made an outcry when Wilfred nera will not defend until next Rhodes was picked for the Austra year, the world heavyweight title balian tour of 10034. Frank Foster's won Thursday night by knocking inclusion in the team of 1911-19 by persons close out Jack Sharkey was made to-day also met with disapproval in some Italian.'

the giant quarters, but the records of these stout-hearted left-handed The Man Mountain was said to bowlers have emphasised the fact be planning to visit Germany and that armchair critics are not al then to tour the United States, ex-ways right nor are selectors always pecting to capitalize in cash the wrong! coveted title.

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Sharkey waited little more than a year for his first defense of the crown he won by a hairline decision June 22, 1932, from Max Schmeling of Germany. He is credited with a fortune of $700,000 at the age of 31, all garnered from his ring exploits.

two

Hobbs, No Good 1. Perhaps the biggest mistaka made in this connection was when the late A. O. Jones under-rated Hobbs' ability and omitted the then rising star from the first. test of 1907-08. Fones stated that Hobbs' tyle was not suited to Australian wickets. Need one em- phasise how far wrong the Notts

Carnera's victory brought a sigh of relief to his creditors, for al-captain was! most on the eve of the title bout

he filed petition in bankruptcy listing his liabilities at 958,828 and ...He is in a strategic position now his assets at only $1,182.

Bowling Analysis.

·0. M. R. W. 20 8

Durstca Taylor Robins Ecarne.....

On behalf of the executors it was ins stated:

"It was felt that efforts which had been made to sell Shamrock so that she might continue racing under other colours were now use. less. The execators feel that she ia still a cutter able to give a good account of herself in her 23-metre class.

"New boats of more advanced design have been constructed, and in view of this it has been decided to and her career."

Shamrock was built in 1908 from the design of Fife, of Fairlie.

Her frat appearance in the 23- metre class excited intercat not only because the yacht was making her debat but because her owner was making his. Sir Thomas Lip ton's fame in connection with con- tests for the America Cup had ex- tended all over the world, but his racing colours had not then beca seen in home water."

WAK

Har keenest competitor White Heather built in the same yard in 1007; they had been duels year after year.

Jurat before the war Shamrock ended her racing temporarily, and ve engaged as a trial boat to the America Cup challenger, Shamrock

LOCAL MAPS before the challenger sailed

Peak District,

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for

York.

After the war Shamrock went to New York to continue her work as trial boat to Shamrock IV., and three years later she sailed home,

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First Innings..

Lee (H. W.), e Lee (FS);

b Lee (J. W.), s....................

Price, b R.-Glasgow

Hearne, Luckes, b R. Glas

These are only a few examps of how hopeless it is to make any forecasts of that sort in cricket. than Sometimes, more as the exception the rule, these prophecies to select his first title for, and turn out to be correct and it s there have been some predictions then that the sages nod their that this will be neither Sharkey heads wisely and wear an 'I-told- nor Max Baer, tough young Cali-you-so' look as they sit contented- fornian who polished off Schmelingly on. the pavilion benches and thres weeks ago, the understanding wait the applause which they being that he would be given an feel is due them! early chance at the title.

Taken on the whole then, it is The bulk of the fighters' shar-fatal to attempt any prophecy of the receipts from the crowd of in connection with cricket. 40.000 that saw Thursday's serap Warner has stated so and if "plum' less an authority than P. F. with its stunning sixth-round knockout victory for the Ambling does not know his business Alp went to Sharkey but Camera rather wonders who does. received a sizeable share.

gow 8 Hendren, b Lee (X. W.)

R. W. V. Rebins, c Young, b

4.

Lee (J. W.).....

Hulme, e Ingle, b Wellard...

4

H. J. Enthoven, c. Burrough,

b Wellard..

38

Sima, e Young, Lee (J. W.) 24- Hart, not out Daraton, bw b Lee (J.

49

Taylor, b R.-Glasgow Byes 3, leg-hyes 8, wide 2, no ball 1

4

14

Total

268

Bowling Analysis.

29.6 0 244 45 19 69

72 2

48

B.-Glasgow Wellard Lee. (J. W.) Young

O. M. R. W 63 3

24 17

Somerset. Second Innings.

Lee (J. W), bDurston

Lee (F. S), B Robins

C. C. Cauе, a Price, b Dur-

ston

Going to Italy.

No

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SINGAPORE GOLF CHAM- PIONSHIP

WON BY J. T. SMITH Singapore, July 4-Brilliant golf T. Smith to win the Singapore in the first round 'enabled Mr. J. Island championship yesterday.

NEW YORK, July". Primo Carnera, new heavyweight. champion of the world, announced to-day that he will sail for Italy July 8 to visit Premier Benito Mussolini and the home folks.

He indicated he will not defend his title at least for a year.

The giant Italian told friends when he beat Mr. W. Eldred at the that he may, return soon to Holly-Island Club by five and four over wood to appear in the movies

Carnera won the title by virtue teen holes played in the second 38 holes. His score for the four- of a six-round knockout win over Jack Sharkey of Boston.

To Sharkey's claim that he was hit by a lucky punch, Da Preem replied:

A secret right punch which I practiced for months knocked Sharkey out:"

Robins Durston Taylor

17

Sims Hearne

E. F. Longrigg, b Hearne ... 20 Young, 1.b,w., b Robins, c

Heame ...........

43

0

3

R. A. Ingle, 1.b.w, b Simu

H. D. Burrough, not out.

Wellard, a Hearne, b Sims... 1. Lakos, e Durston, b Taylor 2 R. C. Robertson-Glasgow,

late in the year, across the Atlan-1b.v., b Sims

She encountered, heavy asas, and within 60 miles of the Scilly Isles huge en washed three of the back

NCKONG DAILY PRESS. drew overboard They were washed

the next wave.

Hazell, absent... Byes 4, leg-bye 1

Total

(Continued, at foot

Bowling Analysis,

... Second

0. M. R. W. 10/1 30. 1 15. 2

16 -11

10 4 8.1.3

17

15 3

8. 4 12 2 Middlesex,

Innings-Lee (IL W.), run out, 14; Price, c and b R.-Glasgow, 6; Hulme, not out, 23; Sims, not 'out, 38; leg. byes 1, no-ball 1, 2; total (2 wkt6.), 82.

Bowling Analysis.

OM. B W 1 10 0

230

Wellard

R. Olasgow Lee (J. W.): Lee (F. 8.)

round.

lead of six holes in the morning He established the commanding round and though Mr. Eldred Beld him in the second "round he had only reduced his deficit by one hole when the match ended at the thirty-second hole.

SIX YOUNG INDIANS TO DIE ↑ FATAL NIGHT OVER GIRL'S

ABDUCTION

Lahore-Six Moslem youths of Chakora village, Kharyan tehsil, have been sentenced to death and three others have been sent to penal servitude for the murder of three youths in a fight over a girl. The girl had been betrothed to a certain man in the village but her parents withdrew their consent. The rejected man abducted the girl with the help of others and there was a fight between the par ties in which about 40 armed men participated. Three persons wore killed and many were injured.

Thirty-six men, were arrested but

of them were discharged.

Revolver Practice.-A revolver practice for the Chinese Company will take place on Wednesday, July 12 at 3.30 p.m. under 8. I. Hopkins, at the Kennedy Road Range. Only those detailed will attend.

Indian Company.

Strength.--Constables R297 Zarri Gull Khan and 1998 Ayub Khan have been taken on the strength of

Emergency Unit Reserve.

Motor Patrol.-A motor patrol will be carried out by members of the Emergency Unit Reserve on Friday, July 14 at 6.30 p.m... Mem. bers will fall in at No. 9. Police Station. Dress-optional.

Hong Kong, July 10, 1933.

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